Publication Order in Lanvenues County Case
The defendant John Scalp a nonresident of Lannesses state is summoned by publication in Die Comet Jolhowon City Pennesses to appear before the court on the next court day after the first Monday in June JT to answer the bill of allegations. The clerk J L Hilbert and D C Meat issue the order for publication to require defense and appearance as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudle Sealy
Lannesses
Haw
Jolhowon City
Pennesses
Non-Resident Notice for Johnson City Case Publication
Public notice issued in The Comet of Johnson City Tennessee requiring defendant Wm Harrell to answer the bill in the court by the third Monday in June. If no defense is made the allegations will be taken as confessed and the cause set for hearing, signed by Clerk J. T. Hilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Fennemee
Harrell
Harnett
Tranessen
Jay
Mawland
Comet
Johnson Chey
Tennessee
Sidion
Mofear
Law Court
Winn
J. T. Hilbert
Heron, Barnes
Dog
Non-Resident Notice in Johnson City Law Court Tennessee
In the case A. M. White versus Rette White the bill alleges the defendant is a non resident of Tennessee. Publication is ordered in Wile Comet newspaper, detailing that the defendant must appear on a specified Monday in June at the law court. Clerk G. Hilbert and D.C. Barnes oversee the notice process.
Zemo claims quick cure for scalp disease and itch
Zemo advertised by E. W. Rose Medical Co claims rapid relief for scalp itch, dandruff, eczema, rash, and other skin ailments. Instructions say apply with fingers, no washing required, with drug store and Johnson City as selling points. Also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Vita tea as a stomach ailment remedy.
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Zemo
Lniv
E. W. Rose Meilicine Co
St. Louis
Johnson City
City
Bee Hive Ledger Advertises Local Purchases and Visits
Local notices list Bee Hive promotions including sugar two pounds for a dollar and 1 pound bags for $5.50, plus hardware groceries millinery and drones. Entries note Ed Boyd and A C Baker visiting, J R Simmons returning from Lebanon, and Capt W H Nelson at a Nashville convention. The Comet invites a Converse College commencement invitation.
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Ed Boyd
Jonestoro
Mra. J
Bee Hive
Hay Druga
John A. Mahoney
The
Comet
Telford
Observation School to Open Summer Session for First Grade
The first grade of the Observation School of the State Normal will be opened during the six weeks summer term. Only twenty pupils will be admitted. No pupil need apply who has attended school more than two months. The school day will run from 8:00 to 10:00. No tuition will be charged. Apply at once to BW. Sherrill for a place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal
Anil
Sherrill
Unaka Avenue Paving Contract Awarded by City Council
The city council awarded the paving contract for Unaka Avenue to Cleveland-Trinidad Paving Company for about 10000 dollars. One tenth of the street will be paved initially, nearly a mile, with several more miles planned this year. A separate earth and gutter contract was given to Hi Ponder. An earthquake in the Philippine Islands reportedly opened a fissure swallowing a man who escaped injury by holding the pit edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unaka
Cleveland-Trinidan
Hi. Ponder
Philippine Islands
Popular Barber Weds Miss Moshelin in Greene County
John Renger a well known city barber and Miss Moshelin were married last week at the bride’s Greene County home. The couple reside at home in the city, and John continues working at his barber chair beside the shop cast register, where patrons hope for cheerful greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Renger
Miss Moshelin
Greene County
Thieity
John
Patterson Out for U S Senate in Primary Move
Former Governor M R Patterson tells Nashville reporters he will seek the U S Senate in the primary once the State Executive Committee orders elections. He plans a formal announcement after the committee acts and plans are set. The note appears amid other brief items and a humorous anecdote about a boy and grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Patterson
Nashville
United States
Hart Named Trustee Candidate for Republican Ticket
W L Hart of this city has been nominated by Republicans for trustee to oppose incumbent H C Jackson the Democratic nominee for reelection. Hart is a prominent local merchant and a strong Bell supporter in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hart
W. T. Hart
H. C. Jackson
Mr. Hart
Bell
Malaria and Digestive Ailments Featured in Bitters Ad
An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria and related illnesses. It claims the product cleanses malaria germs from blood, restores appetite, and renews strength, citing a testimonial from Win Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina after three bottles. It promotes the remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles, priced at 50 cents at B C Miller’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win, Fretwell
Lucama
N.C
Hest
B.C. Miller's
Ex Governor Porter Dies in Paris Tenn
Former Tennessee governor James D. Porter educator jurist and soldier died at his Paris home at age 84 after months of illness. Survived by wife two sons Charles D and T K Porter and daughter Mrs Busan Bibb. Funeral set for Monday at 2 pm with Rev Dr Bolling of Fulton Ky officiating. Burial in city cemetery follows. Porter born 1828 in Paris Tennessee had long career including governor of Tennessee and university roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tenn
James D. Porter
Siate
Gov. Porter
Charles D
T. K. Porter
Busan Bibb
Montgomery
Ala
W. T. Bollit G
Fulton
Ivermeot
Parrish Claims $20,000 From Government Over Johnson City Homes
J E Parrish of Knoxville says Uncle Sam owes him 20000 for the contract to erect soldiers home buildings at Johnson City. Congressman Austin will push to include the item in the sundry civil appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. E. Parrish
Knoxville
Soliers
Johnson City
Austin
CY Lyle's Boy Makes Annapolis Appointment
A Tennessee youth named Cy Lyle, visiting Senator Sanders, introduced himself as Cy Lyle's son. He passed both physical and mental exams and earned an appointment to Annapolis. The event is noted as one of the last by Senator Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sanders
Amile
Cy Lyle
Annapolis
Tennessee
Benator Taylor
Nashville
The One Big Man Gets Entangled in a Thousand
A compact social riddle notes that one large figure may entangle many, while another must untangle them, implying a balance of power and responsibility within a thousand. The line hints at a hierarchical dynamic and mutual dependency among linked entities.
Teachers for 1912 13 Elected by Johnson City Board
The Johnson City board of education elects the 1912 18 teaching staff for public schools. Re-elected are T B Crouch James F Gray J F Temblin and many female teachers led by Margaret Fain Rhoda Campbell Cordelia Tomlinson Sarah Nugent Fannie Nugent May Gregory Della Sutton Kathrine Gaunt Grace Wilson Sue Rogan Ruby Baxter Eva Lyle and others. D Beard died at Lincoln Memorial Hospital after an operation. burial at Deakins cemetery.
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Board of Education
Johnson City
T. 8. Crouch
James FP. Gray
J. F. Temblin
Margaret Fain
Rhoda Campbell
Cordelia Tomlinson
Sarah Nugent
Fannie Nugent
May Gregory
Della Sutton
Kathrine Owens
Uha v. Tempiin
Gladys Sutton
Laura King
Nelle Beasley
Lena Barton
Sophia Simpson
Eva Lyle
Regina Fieman
Floy Tarris
Dell Crouch
Francis Fields
Addine Gregory
Kathleen Gaunt
Grace Wilson
Sue Rogan
Ruby Baxter
Eaith Barton
D. Beard
Lincoln Memorial Hospital
W. H. Beard
Boone's Creek
Deakins
Closing program of East Tennessee Normal observation department
The observation department at East Tennessee State Normal held a closing program with afternoon performances. Students from first through seventh grades presented piano and violin solos, duets, songs, recitations, a toy shop act, and a doll drill, featuring performers such as Songa Hird, Schuyler Aldrich, Mildred Gilbreath, and Marie Vaught among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee State Normal
Edmonds
Mozart
Secont
Schuyler Aldrich
Uelen Trewin
Anit
Maude Davis Viulon
Franklin Keith Miller
Burnby
Tans Wein
M. Helmi
Marie Vaught
Mediey
Minor Charles
Edwin Crouch
Woman's Relief Corps elects officers in session
The Women’s Relief Corps met for two days and elected officers. Knoxville members Annie Ford Johnson, department president, and Mabel Bayon, department secretary, head the list with Jana Tullsen as department treasurer. Chattanooga representatives Emma Curler and Maggie Dunn hold senior and junior vice chair roles. Tea testing and business noted. Tea in Formosa described with inspector roles and foreign testers.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Seasion
Vins
Annie Ford Johnson
Knoxville
Mabel Bayon
Jana Tullsen
Emma Curler
Chattanooga
Mel. Maggie Dunn
Crouch the Optician Returns to Offer Eye Services
P Crouch the optician plans a Georgia and Florida return, arriving May 1 and offering eye tests and spectacles on May 2. Visit for proper fittings and lenses. A satisfied customer is the motto.
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Georgia
Florida
Motta
Fresh Fish Prices Under Cut Meats This Week
We have arranged daily deliveries of fresh caught fish and offer them in small lots at very low prices. Available dressed or undressed. items include large roe shad, fresh gray trout, white fish cleaned, large dressed carp and sea bass, salt mackerel, and more.
Green Stuff Much Cheaper New Snap Beans and Greens
A vintage wholesale style ad promotes low prices on fresh produce and staples. It proclaims cheaper snap beans greens onions tomatoes lettuce and explains savings from not paying delivery or bookkeeping costs. The note promises cash payments for country produce and fat beef cattle and offers a buyback guarantee.
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Togy Pei
Lindt
A. M. White
Rette White
Retts White
Dolore City
Tenhessen
Velen
G. Hilbert
Hy Bon. Barnes
D.C
Tahoe
Ciamberlain
Vateta
T. F. Hargis
Jeneasd Cheemer Co 7
Paris Green
Chas. EK Cargile Ie
J. Sprots
Ashville N.C
Hum Ford
North Carolina
J. R Simmons
Lebanon
W. A. Campbell
Erwin
Sean City
Nist Mary Preston
Salem
Joseph Febuary
Jonesboro
James A. Maher
Roan Mountain
A. A. Martin
Carter County News
James Allen
L. A. Gordon
Hampton
Neil D. Ames
D. G. Price
Ella
Greeneville
John C. Price
W. H. Nelson
Backwoods
Afl
Converse College
Spartanburg
8. C
Sarah Elyabeth Broyles
Hostetter
Unaka Avenue
Patterson
U. S. Senate
Donald
Richord
Chicago Tribune
Demons of
Porter
Horn
University of Nashville
Susanna Dunlap
General Assembly
Constitutional Vention
Twelfth Judicial Circuit
N., Pane
N., Pane] L. Ry
Chilli
Peabody
Henery County
J. E. Cox
Joliet
H.C. Miller's
Uncle Sam
CY Lyle’s
Normal
Woman's Relief Corps
Far East
Formosa
Geo, P Crouch the Optician
Washington County
Juhnson
Vity Jie
Court House
Sieurnap
White Elephant
Reeves Abairyan
Ath Howan
Newport
J. B. Smith
7Th Street
Bristol
J. C.parcel
F. Webb
W Webb
Lonersen
Elitier
Elk
Ad Isenberg
Jovnsborn
J. B. Worley
Martha Washington
Armbrnst-Smith
Davids
Chamberlain
Pardue
West Main St
Pardue Hotel
Brading-Marshall Lumber Company
Twine
Manila
Deering Machine
W. J. Barton
Imp. Feed & Seed Co
D. R. Beeson
Brown Bldg
Johnson City, Tenn
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